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Preparing for Primary 1: Is Your Child Ready?

Ease the worry, support the transition. The move from Kindergarten 2 to Primary 1 is one of the most significant milestones in your child’s early education and it often comes with a mix of excitement and anxiety, especially for parents. “Will my child be able to cope with the academic demands? How can I prepare them emotionally and socially? Are they ready to be independent?” If these questions have been on your mind, you're not alone—and this webinar is for you

Date: Thursday, 31 July 2025
Time: 7.30pm to 8.30pm

In this one-hour session, we take a comprehensive look at what it really means to be “Primary 1 ready”, beyond just reading and counting. You’ll walk away with:

• Academic readiness
  We will share MOE-aligned expectations for English and Math. In English, we will cover key areas like listening, reading, speaking, writing, grammar, and vocabulary—alongside engaging sessions such as role-playing, journaling, and vocabulary games. In Maths, we emphasise building number sense, understanding measurement and geometry, and interpreting simple statistics through hands-on experiences and everyday examples. 
  
• Non-academic readiness
  We will discuss the importance of emotional support (talking about feelings and managing anxiety), physical preparedness (building fine motor skills and sleep routines), and social skills (making friends and dealing with conflict). We will also introduce practical strategies to build executive functioning skills—such as planning, time management, and task initiation—through simple routines like packing school bags, using checklists, and establishing consistent schedules.
  

Throughout the webinar, we will highlight easy-to-implement tips and resources to help parents build confidence and independence in their children, ensuring a smoother and more positive transition to formal schooling.

Who Should Attend?

Parents of children currently in K2 or entering Primary 1 soon—especially those who are:

• Unsure how to bridge the academic gap before P1

• Concerned about their child’s emotional resilience and independence

• Looking for practical tools to build routines and readiness at home

Because readiness is more than just academics. It’s about setting your child up for a smoother, more confident start to formal schooling—while giving you peace of mind as a parent.

Mastering P3 & P4 Mathematics

You’ve tried assessment books, remedial classes, and countless exam papers, but word problems are still a challenge for your child. The key isn’t just more practice—it’s knowing how to break them down effectively.

Join our upcoming webinar on 27 March, where our Maths Specialists will guide you through a structured, step-by-step approach to breaking down word problems into simple, manageable parts. With a focus on Whole Numbers and Fractions, you’ll learn practical strategies to help your child confidently tackle even the trickiest word problems. 

✨ Plus! Get an exclusive, expert-designed Maths resource—filled with tips and strategies for tackling word problems, ready to use immediately for hands-on practice at home! 

Date: Thursday, 27 March 2025
Time: 7.30pm to 8.30pm

Here's what you will learn during the webinar:

• Break down complex problems into simple steps
  Word problems often appear overwhelming because they combine multiple concepts into a single question. Our Maths Specialists will demonstrate effective problem-solving techniques, such as identifying patterns, organising given information, and applying logical reasoning. By learning how to deconstruct problems and approach them methodically, you can help your child develop the skills to solve even the most challenging questions with ease.
  
  
• Master Whole Numbers and Fractions word problems
  Whole Numbers and Fractions form the foundation of many problem-solving scenarios in Primary 3 and 4 Maths. Our session will focus on common question types, effective solving techniques, and strategies to avoid common mistakes. By mastering these essential topics, your child will be better prepared for school exams and beyond.
  
  
• Learn practical strategies to improve problem-solving skills
  Beyond just formulas and rote learning, this webinar will equip parents with proven techniques to help their child think critically and approach problems logically. From visualising word problems to using model drawing and heuristic methods, our experts will share easy-to-apply tips that make Maths more accessible and engaging.

Excelling in Primary Science

Are you looking for ways to help your child overcome challenges in Science and excel in their learning journey? Our upcoming webinar will explore the common hurdles students face when mastering Science concepts and offer valuable insights for parents to support their children effectively. From tackling complex topics to building exam confidence, we will share proven strategies to make Science more approachable and engaging for your child. 

Date: Thursday, 13 February 2025
Time: 7.30pm to 8.30pm

Here's what you will learn during the webinar:

• Identify Key Challenges That Students Face When Studying Science
  Many students struggle to retain and apply Science concepts, often finding the subject abstract or disconnected from their daily lives. Discover how to reinforce foundational knowledge and break down complex topics into relatable, real-world examples to help your child build confidence and a deeper understanding.

• Actionable Strategies That Parents Can Apply to Support Your Child's Learning
  Turn Science into an exciting journey of discovery! Learn fun and effective ways to ignite curiosity, from hands-on experiments and interactive games to connecting Science concepts with everyday experiences to make learning enjoyable.

• Build Answering Skills to Confidently Approach Science Exams
  Success in Science requires more than just memorising facts—it’s about applying them effectively. We’ll teach you how to help your child identify critical keywords, structure clear answers, and learn from past mistakes, boosting their exam confidence and performance.